I’m soooo predictable, but prepare yourself to see a lot of photos in this spot for a number of weeks to come. This neighborhood shines in spring and it’s large due to the blood, sweat and tears that goes into gardening in our tiny yards and gnarly tree boxes. Thanks @lucysgardenlife for capturing the anticipation […]
Want to attend a benefit that not only showcases the best of local culinary talent but also allows you to help an organization dedicated to making sure children are fed nutritious meals and not go hungry? Then make sure to get your tickets for this year’s Taste of the Nation for No Kid Hungry, this […]
If you’re wondering why your tap water tastes a little funny, it’s because starting Monday, DC Water switched from chloramine to chlorine in order to clean the drinking water supply. Here are some tips from DC Water on how to deal with that: From March 25 to May 6, the Washington Aqueduct will change the […]
It’s Peak Bloom on Monday, so depending on your tolerance for hordes of humans, you might be avoiding the Tidal Basin this weekend— or maybe you’ll just be throwing yourself into the scrum of it all. You do you. If you need a few other other ideas, allow me: It’s Opening Day! Baseball is back […]
Ever wonder how some of the trickier intersections in the city, a.k.a., traffic circles and parks like Stanton Park, Logan Circle or even Potomac and Pennsylvania Avenues at 14th Street, evolved into their present iterations? Capitol Hill resident, ANC commissioner and history buff Mark Eckenwiler (whom you should also be following on Twitter, especially if you […]